Workshop Comics

My workshops tend towards the playfully ecstatic, despite hitting a little speed bump now and then. 

Here In Your Fortress of Solitude

If you try to reach Supergirl through Google, the results are either completely ridiculous or, on occasion, totally brilliant.  Even the animated version keeps her midriff bare and her skirt tiny.  Believe it or not, things get more interesting after you dull down the primaries and nix the upskirt shots.  The cape always felt unnecessary to me-- what, so she's just a smaller, female version of her cousin? Pft.  Plus, she's already got two great cape-like elements in her hair and skirt-- both of which are essential to her character.

There's more to this story, and I'll certainly be adding to it.  Thanks for looking!

The Ketchup Game

Went to Jenn's BFA show at UD. Riveting. Spellbinding. Crazy. And ridiculously great. Kudos.

Unfortunately, Jenn's stuff ain't up online, so my comical journal (above) will haveta do.


Also caught the tail-end of Marianne's kickin' combination lock of printwork, drawings, and (handbound!) artist books. Her website's blooming as I type, so be sure to check her stuff at http://mariannedages.com.



As for me, I've been fooling along without documentation far too often. Am posting more frequent-ish. Beware.

On the Blob Braining Session

WUP WUP WUP! We's back, homesies! Finally obtained the crucial software to make images pretty and color pulled sweet. Same programs, different laptop. Very different laptop. Zoom-in smooth grooving action on this intel-packed puppy. Oh, tis beautiful, this born again wrist train, smite the keys into unexplored oblviousness--but do it softly.


Spaking thus of new combos, check out my collaboration with manga-crazed youth Kiami:



She's a rather extraordinary twelve-year old hip enough for a sue doe nimm, but too young to officially volunteer. Still, she could guess all of our ages within a year, excluding Kathy, who, I'm sure, got tagged with an additional ten years.

Still, stay tuned for more collaborations and sketchy güdness from this new wireless metallic apple avatar.

Courage, Seventeen!

Comics from one of my sketchbooks. I'll round out the story tomorrow.